Kurds in Northern Iraq and Northern Syria want independent nations. But both palestinian and kurdish political groups are often treated as extremists by those proximate to them, namely and respectively the israeli and turkish government. And while the gop and democratic frontrunners to replace president obama are saying theyll be more favorable to the palestinians, the kurds are increasingly ignored. Syria it seems is just too complicated. Are trump and hillary in sync . Pat . I think on the west bank, john, they probably agree. Frankly, i agree with donald trump on this. He said he is very strongly pro israel but if youre going to get into a negotiation between the israelis and the palestinians, palestinians are going to have to give up the right to return to what is now israel. Agree to an entity, a palestinian entity in jerusalem. Both sides have to make concessions to get any kind of deal. While you may be pro israel and back israel, if youre going to be an honest broker you have t
Welcome to the Mesothelioma Help Ask-a-Nurse interview session. We re privileged to be talking to a doctor and two nurses with Mesothelioma experience. Lisa Hyde Barrett, who has been a thoracic surgery nurse for nearly 25 years and has had the privilege of caring for countless Mesothelioma patients over the years, offers key medical information to the readers.
Ellie Erickson has been working in the surgical intensive care unit at Brigham and Women s Hospital since 1985. Before then, she worked in the cardio-thoracic ICU and the ICU float pool. She earned her diploma in Nursing from the Mount Auburn Hospital School of Nursing in 1978 and earned her BSN from Worcester State College in 1982.
Dr. DaSilva [inaudible 00:00:57] at Loyola University Medical Center and Professor of Surgery at the Stritch School of Medicine in Chicago. He is the co-director of the lung cancer program and the director of the International Midwestern Mesothelioma program, Cardinal Bernadine s Cancer Center.
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Welcome to the Mesothelioma Help Aspen Nurse interview session. We re privileged to be talking to a doctor and two nurses with mesothelioma experience. Lisa Hyde-Barrett who has been a thoracic surgery nurse for nearly 25 years and has had the privilege of caring for countless mesothelioma patients over the years offers key medical information to the readers.
Ellie Erickson has been working in the surgical intensive care unit at Brigham and Women s Hospital since 1985. Before then she worked in the cardio-thoracic ICU and the ICU float pool. She earned her diploma in nursing from the Mount Auburn Hospital School of Nursing in 1978 and earned her B.S.N. from Wooster State College in 1982.
Dr. DeSilva [inaudible 00:01:05] at Loyola University Medical Center and professor of surgery at the Stritch School of Medicine in Chicago. He is the co-director of the lung cancer program and the director of the international Midwestern mesothelioma program Cardinal Bernadine s Cancer Center. So w
bernadine, the archbishop of chicago. so this connected him to the deep social gospel in the catholic church that pope francis represents. the visit meant a tremendous amount to the president. i did not know you with were there this morning. what was it like personally for you being there? first of all, the day was just gorgeous. the columns in the white house and the trees were in high relief. it was like god was smiling down to us when it came to the weather and the setting of the day. and then the pope, i have never heard someone speak so softly and humbly and yet carry so much power. if i had that phrase to describe it, it would be quiet fire. over and over again, he spoke to some of the most pressing moral issues of our time. but he did it with great humility. it s certainly a morning that i will never forget. and these private conversations that pope francis is having with president obama, what do you think the two of them are talking about? what are the areas of agreement?